IPOB/ESN Rampage Killings: Hypocrisy At Its Peak! -By Abdullahi Hassan

Just last week, majority of my people from both Northern and Southern part of the Nation unanimously condemn the gruesome and brutal killing of Deborah without giving her the right for fair hearing. Truly, blasphemy is condemnable act, and jungle justice is not and will never be encouraged. The law should always take it’s course.

Aftermath of the killing of Deborah, the uproar, fracas all over the court of public opinion was enormous for any unassertive individual to bear, the so-called and “one-sided” human right and “emergency activist”, spend no time in utilizing the religious correlation the event of last two weeks came with in calling for justice for Deborah. Little wonder José Emilio Pacheco argued; We are all hypocrites. We cannot see ourselves or judge ourselves the way we see and judge others. Truly, hypocrisy is a disease!

Meanwhile, We have been patiently observing the rampage killing of Northerners by IPOB/ESN a terrorist organization whose the hypocrites called “the unknown gunmen”, but we all know that they’re IPOB terrorist. So someone may begin to marvel, whether that same last two weeks human right (emergency activist) are still alive, heal and healthy when a pregnant mother Fatima with her kids were brutally killed by those agent’s of Hell/doom! The agent’s of Hell (human right activist) are suddenly silent and are nowhere to be found, simply because the Name is “FATIMA”! Sure? According to Joy Bell C. ; “The difference between my darkness and your darkness is that I can look at my own badness in the face and accept its existence while you are busy covering your mirror with a white linen sheet. The difference between my sins and your sins is that when I sin I know I’m sinning while you have actually fallen prey to your own fabricated illusions. I am a siren, a mermaid; I know that I am beautiful while basking on the ocean’s waves and I know that I can eat flesh and bones at the bottom of the sea. You are a white witch, a wizard; your spells are manipulations and your cauldron from hell yet you wrap yourself in white and wear a silver wig.

So expect them not to utter a word when it comes to Fatima’s killing. They are quiet at the moment and they will keep been quiet, because it is pregnant woman with named “FATIMA” with her three young kids that are gruesomely killed and not someone with name “Deborah”, “Ngozi”, “Amaka”, “Isioma” or “Chioma”, therefore, the media bandit’s are currently mute. Really? How does that make any logical sense?

Should we continue to live this way? Should we die cowards for our children to spit on our graves?

Am such a person that always try to be myself and objective whenever it comes to Nigerian project, that spirit called Nigeria is what I believe in and I will forever believe in it. And little wonder sometimes my people look at my face and said to me that I only support a certain part of the country in whichever event that may come up, which I believe is never the case. The issue is, I always try to be myself, and not to allow my emotion to bypass reality. The day we see ourselves as one and united people in one common goal (progress) as a Nation, is the day we shall succeed. And if we decide to continue in that evil way, we shall sooner perish as a nation.

Nobody has the monopoly of killing or violence, our security agencies should immediately stand up to their responsibilities, and bring to justice, any individual, group, or organization that wish or may wish to test the will of the law enforcement agencies. Otherwise, we are telling them that “everybody’s brothers” are spread across the nation, if you dare kill my brother living in your locality, are you not aware that your brother is equally living in my locality.

With my little age, I have been to seventeen state’s in Nigeria, and so I have little to say when it comes to Nigeria in relation to it diversity as a state.

In summary, I repeat, the law should take it’s course, the law enforcement agencies should stand up to their responsibilities or we would stand up and defend ourselves, effectively, decisively and aggressively.

I believe, whether we are Northerners or Southerners, we are one, harm to one is harm to all, we should not be hypocritical in condemning one event while keeping mute on the other, that’s satanic! As Nigerians, love should always lead us.

As Christina Westover, stated; The more you love, the more love you have to give.It’s the only feeling we have which is infinite…

May Nigeria Succeed and Continue to Succeed!

Abdullahi Hassan
Department of Political Science.
A.B.U-Zaria Nigeria.
400L Student